Sentence examples for diplomatic disarray from inspiring English sources

(Already several Mexican governors are refusing to meet with their American counterparts in Arizona, a sign of the diplomatic disarray produced by the law).

The sense of diplomatic disarray was underlined when France also made clear that it was pushing for wider Nato strategic strikes on Gaddafi regime military targets – even though there is no sign that more members of the alliance are prepared to take part in combat missions.

Besides, not just the Palestinians but also the Arabs and the wider region are in diplomatic disarray.Many of those Americans urging Mr Obama to take a new approach towards Iran, for instance, admit that little of substance is likely to alter until after Iran's presidential election in June, when the erratic Mahmoud Ahmadinejad may or may not be ousted (see article).

Romney's remarks in the private gathering seemed designed to appeal to the strong pro-Israel vote in the U.S., but they contradict his previous comments and add to a portrait of diplomatic disarray that Romney would have to navigate if elected.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 — President Bush warned on Tuesday that Iran remained a threat despite an intelligence assessment that it had halted a covert program to develop nuclear weapons four years ago, as the administration struggled to save a diplomatic process now in disarray.

Confirming the impression of disarray in Fiji diplomatic circles, the most senior official in the foreign ministry was forced to resign this month after saying on local television that he wished Mr Bainimarama would indeed attend the Port Moresby meeting.Mr Bainimarama insists that sweeping electoral reforms have to be enacted before the next polls.

His announcement -- while not unexpected after more than a week of objections and delays by Israel -- threw the Security Council into disarray and prompted some desperate diplomatic maneuvering.

There are serious issues that need follow up, including the C.I.A.'s role in responding to the Benghazi attacks, stability in Libya, which is in disarray, and the status of diplomatic security reforms.

A fresh effort to end Afghanistan's 12-year-old war looked in disarray on Thursday after a diplomatic row about the Taliban's new Qatar office delayed preliminary discussions between the US and the Islamist insurgents.

The rhetorical disarray may reflect a certain diplomatic paralysis brought on by the complicated and rapidly unfolding situation in Cairo, some experts say.

American policy is in disarray, largely because U.S. military and diplomatic strategy are simply out of sync and shackled by a White House that can't wait to turn this burning hot potato over to the next president.